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Learn Korean with KoreanClass101.com! You are finally finished after a very busy week between your office in Korea and studying to speak Korean! But it’s all behind you now…and you are running late to meet your girlfriend! You excitedly rush to meet her apologizing as you throw your arms around her! You apologetically explain in Korean, “I am so sorry! I should have taken the subway!” Just thrilled to finally see something besides your face buried in Korean books and files, she replies in Korean, “It’s okay. Perhaps, I should have met you at your office!” You both agree it doesn’t matter now. All that matters now is spending some time together this weekend! Arriving at the movie theater in Seoul though, she asks if you remembered the tickets. Realizing things cannot get any worse, you apologize once more in Korean, “I should have bought tickets, but I forgot!” This is not going well. Maybe you can just take her to a lovely Korean dinner to make up for your forgetfulness. You offer to take her anywhere she wants to go in Korea for dinner - sky’s the limit! She regretfully replies, “I shouldn’t have eaten tonight before we met.” Something tells you that you are both going to have a lot of regrets about tonight…
Learning Korean with KoreanClass101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Korean! This Korean Beginner lesson will teach you how to talk about your regrets in Korean using the Korean phrase meaning, “I should have…” or “I regret that I didn’t….” Don’t add missing this Korean lesson to that long line of regrets! Visit us at KoreanClass101 when you will find many more fantastic Korean lessons and learning resources! Leave us a message while you are there!
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Learn Korean with KoreanClass101.com! Well, the weekend is almost here and you finally have a few days off thank goodness! Now, you just need to find something fun to do in Korea! So you ask your best friend in Korean, “It happens that I have a few days off, what can we do this weekend?” Hesitantly, she looks at you almost as if she is afraid to speak, and quietly answers you in Korean, “It happens that I have to go on a business trip this weekend!” WHAT?! You have worked every weekend for the past three weeks and you finally have a weekend off to spend doing whatever you want in Korea…and she is working?! You almost yell at her asking where she is going! Even more afraid now, she answers you in Korean, “It happens that my boss is sending me to Thailand!” Pleading with her, you beg her in Korean, “How could this happen? There’s no way out of it?” Your friend makes her final stand and explains in Korean, “There’s nothing I can do. They just told me they are sending me tomorrow.”
Learning Korean with KoreanClass101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Korean! This Korean Beginner lesson will teach you how to say “it happens that” and “circumstances are that” in Korean. Visit us at KoreanClass101 when you will find many more fantastic Korean lessons and learning resources! Leave us a message while you are there!
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It’s Friday night and everyone is getting ready to go out for a nice evening in Korea. Your father seems to wants to keep everyone around though. He wants to know what everyone’s plans are so he asks everyone in Korean, “How about I buy a nice, big Korean dinner for everyone tonight at that delicious restaurant down the street?” Hating to break your dad’s heart, you tell him in Korean, “Oh Dad, I’m sorry but I already have plans to go to dinner in Seoul with my boyfriend!” Your dad argues in Korean, “Oh come on, let’s all plan to have dinner together…your boyfriend can come with us!” Your brother interrupts and says, “Sorry dad, I made plans already to go to a movie that starts in fifteen minutes.” Again, you dad pleads in Korean, “We can all plan to go to the movie and then have dinner afterwards!” You both simultaneously yell in Korean, “DAD, we already decided to do something else tonight! We’ll plan something with the family tomorrow.” Hurt, your dad turns to the family dog and asks in Korean, “Do you plan to go out tonight, too?!”
Learning Korean with KoreanClass101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Korean! This Korean Beginner lesson will teach you how to talk about your plans in Korean using the Korean structure meaning, “to be going to,” “to plan to,” and “to decide to.” Make plans to listen to this lesson…or you might not be making any plans in Korea! While you’re at it, make plans to stop by KoreanClass101 and pick up more great Korean lessons and learning materials! Leave us a message while you are there!
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If you’re working for a Korean company, get ready to let the good times roll! Korean companies usually go out together and eat lots of good food. But after they eat, most of them go get some Korean soju! Then… they get some Korean snacks! Then… they go to karaoke! For a night out in Korea, it seems to never end. Find out why hanging out in Korea means, you’ll be hanging out till the morning. And if you can keep up, you’ll be loving our grammar point! In this lesson, we’ll be going over the potential, - ㄹ/을 수 있다. With this you’ll be able to tell your Korean friends if you can keep up with them or not! 
You’re ready to start to speaking fluent Korean, right away! A whole new world will open up for you with sentences that include, “Starting now…,” “From here on out…” and other variations of this phrase. You might just be ready to say, “From now on, I’ve decided to live in Korea!” With this beginner Korean lesson, master에서 to refer to “from now.” You’ll also be able to use까지 (”until,” “up to”) with style to talk about time, range and distance. There are so many ways to incorporate these phrases into your Korean, you won’t know how you spoke the language without it! 
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